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A Shared Blanket

3.6

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Museum Quality Native American Art and Artifacts directly from the Native artists. Extensive hand made jewelry, original paintings, sculptures, weavings, Storytellers and other hand coiled pottery, Cochiti Ray drums, flutes, Zuni fetishes, Alaskan Carvings, Huron moccasins, vast array of baskets, Custom knives, ceremonial items, antique and contemporary beadwork, Hopi Kachinas, and books. Featured artists: J. C. Black, Peter Sumatzkuku, John Grow, D. Frank, Benjamin Kabinto, Alma Concha and hundreds of other very fine artist... read more

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104 E 5th St, Durango, CO, 81301, United States

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WeekdayScheduleStatus
Mon9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Tue9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Wed9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Thu9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Fri9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sat9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sun9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
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Jenni Johnson Haaser 
7 years ago

Love the variety of items in this store, and the owner was not rude, but she overcharged me by $6 and of course I did not get a receipt. She also guaranteed me her sterling silver ring would not turn my finger another color. Less than 24 hours it is black. 

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Corey Evans 
7 years ago

I loved this shop. I will be returning for Christmas gifts. The proprietor was gracious and helpful. The selection was wider and better priced than places I live near in Salt Lake City. 

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Monica Lynn Andersen 
8 years ago

Great store. The owner has a PhD in anthropology and she represents artists and crafts people from around the world. All the items are authentic and of great quality at a reasonable price; authentic Native American jewelry, beaded boxes made by the nuns of the Dalai Lama, exquisitely carved figurines from walrus bone, and many more unique finds. She knows the stories of each of the artists. This is one of my Must stops every time I visit Durango. 

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Dee Strayer 
8 years ago

This is my First time in Durango. Loved all the shops and the people except one. A shared blanket was a horrible experience. The lady there was extremity rude!! Not only to us but to the other customers. A majority of the time we were there all she did was complain about the children in the area and that she wasn't looking forward to them visiting her shop on Halloween. I would not recommend this shop to anyone. 

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Edward LaVine 
9 years ago
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Julia Ewalt Reddout 
9 years ago

We were in Durango for spring break last week, I did some shopping while the rest went skiing. I found this wonderful shop with the loveliest native American books, figurines, jewelry. I purchased two handmade bolo ties for myself. I get complements everywhere I go. Thank you to the sales lady that helped me and encouraged me to purchase these. 

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Carol-Ann Mullin 
9 years ago
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Matt Atkinson 
11 years ago

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A Shared Blanket has a 3.6 star rating with 84 reviews. 

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A Shared Blanket is open now. It will close at 9:00 p.m.  

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